Talk:Police officer
Rewrite change
I've written the article a little. The list of duties was oversimplified to the point of being wrong; police do not always fine for minor crimes and arrest for major crimes, and the arrest is not always so a person can be brought before a court; it can be to help the investigation also. Equipment was a bit long-winded and didn't actually list equipment, whereas the police article did so I copied that list over. Fry999 (talk) 21:46, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
Police officer is not a person change
A person is a man within a society who owes a certain duty and obligation according to his title and what he does. His actions, inaction may impose a fine, a duty or an obligation if he fails to perform.
A police officer is not a person, neither is a judge, attorney, etc. They are all titles created by state legislation with different duties and obligations etc, and held by a man or woman.
A police officer is a man or woman within the legal society who owes a certain duty and obligation according to his title and what he does. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2602:306:C466:F8B0:2CD4:DD7F:E4F1:7138 (talk • contribs)